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Pre Primary Section
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Preschoolers know a lot of things they didn't know as babies. They don't read independently, but if they've been read to a lot, they know a thing or two about reading:
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They know books are read from front to back.
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Pictures should be right-side up.
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Reading is done from left to right.
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The language of books is different from spoken language.
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Words have different sounds in them.
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There are familiar and unfamiliar words.
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Stories have a beginning, a middle, and ending.
All of these are emergent literacy skills — important building blocks toward the day when they'll read independently. How can you encourage further development of these skills? Just keep reading aloud.
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